Examples of using Comparable data in English and their translations into Czech
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I really need more comparable data, Jane.
Equivalent, comparable data from all of the Member States is the goal.
One of the tasks of the European Institute for Gender Equality is to handle comparable data.
There's no comparable data anywhere in the world.
It is therefore necessary to clarify and harmonise criteria anddefinitions that enable comparable data to be obtained.
Comprehensive and comparable data are vital for both legal enforcement efforts and awareness campaigns.
An obvious one is the collection of information, of comparable data which will help map out problems.
Reliable and comparable data does not exist, especially for food waste generated in agricultural production and fisheries.
Last but not least,for developing reliable and comparable data to measure adult learning, as Ms Pack mentioned.
It is very important that the Member States cooperate as closely as possible with the European Institute for Gender Equality,one of whose tasks is work with comparable data.
Meaningful, transparent and easily comparable data will enable you to identify potential savings and possibilities for optimisation at a glance.
New requirements in the sector, which needs increasingly detailed,up-to-date and comparable data, make it essential to update tourism statistics.
There is still a lack of sufficiently reliable and comparable data both at national and EU level determining social indicators, including the poverty of women, violence against women and institutional mechanisms.
If we want to make progress on this agenda it is crucial to have,at national and EU level, reliable and comparable data on the Beijing indicators.
We should bear in mind that without reliable and comparable data, we will not be able to locate resources to the appropriate places in an appropriate manner.
It is important for the Commission and the European Anti-Fraud Office(OLAF) to be provided with high quality, accurate,reliable and comparable data on irregularities and fraud.
At present, there is a lack of up-to-date, comparable data and information among the Member States on a number of key healthcare issues including training and employment of workers, age, gender and international flow of health professionals.
Firstly, I would like to say that unfortunately at present we do not have as yet at our disposal comparable data that provides a good basis for a reliable European strategy.
We regret the lack of timely,reliable, comparable data, at both regional and EU level, for the indicators decided on for the follow-up to the Beijing Platform for Action, including women and poverty, violence against women, institutional mechanisms, women and armed conflict and the girl child.
In reply to the first question, in 2009, the Commission asked the European Medicines Agency(EMA)to take a lead in collecting comparable data on the use of antimicrobials in animals.
EU Member States should make efforts to systematically record, collect andpublish annually comparable data on ethnic discrimination and hate crime to enable them to develop effective, evidence-based legal and policy responses to these phenomena.
At the same time, the European Commission must exercise its responsibility in ensuring compliance by Member States with their reporting obligations with a view to providing reliable, comparable data on irregularities and fraud.
We do now have the gender equality agency in Vilnius,so we can start to rely on more serious data, comparable data and, in particular, a database on women and men in decision making, and regular reporting.
It is important that we obtain comparable data regarding administration of the funds from across the Union, so that the project owners and citizens can be aware of what the EU's funding priorities are, which stakeholders have already received funds, how the funds have been used and what the procedures and timescales are for the various projects.
The Commission should continue its efforts to ensure compliance by Member States in their reporting obligations with a view to providing reliable and comparable data and making a distinction between irregularities and fraud.
There is a clear need for the Commission to step up efforts to compile comparable data on critical indicators for the follow-up to the Platform for Action, and to translate it into regular reviews of gender mainstreaming initiatives across a range of policy fields.
In order to attain better results in Member States in terms of achieving the objectives of the Beijing Platform for Action, reliable, comparable data on the situation of women is an absolute must, both at European and national level.
Due to a lack of comparable data on homelessness, the Social Protection Committee's Indicators Sub-Group included in its working programme for 2008, among other plans, an analysis of the proportion of material poverty represented by housing, an analysis of the cost of housing as shown in the European study of income and living conditions, and further measures based on the study of the extent of homelessness in the European Union, which the Commission's services published in January 2007.
This is where the OECD is ready and willing to assist, as collecting evidence,providing internationally comparable data and analysis, and sharing knowledge are the Organisation's core strengths.
In the first place, we think it should be up to each country, in accordance with its practices, traditions and specific needs, to decide how to organise, collect and compile the relevant data, although we would acknowledge that sometimes it is necessary to have agreements in order to have comparable data and carry out comparable studies for various countries.